Actuarial exams Prep courses:

Exam P: Math 3122(fall) and Math 3123(spring)

Exam FM: Math 2428(fall) and Math 3128(spring)

Exam MLC: Math 3129(fall)

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Math for Business Program

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Contacts:

Chairperson:

Dr. Alan Dow

Associate Chairperson:

Dr. Mohammad Kazemi

Coordinator of undergraduate program:

Dr. Kim Harris

Actuarial program Committee:

Dr. Robert Anderson

Dr. Jaya Bishwal

Dr. Wafaa Shaban

Actuarial Science Program

Actuarial Science is an important field of Applied Mathematics. It requires Mathematical and Statistical skills to study and analyze uncertain events in the insurance and financial fields. 

An Actuary needs to know Calculus, Differential Equations, Linear Algebra, Probability and Statistics, Interest Theory, etc. In addition, an Actuary has to learn some Finance, Accounting, Economics, and some other topics in Insurance. 

Start your Actuarial Career by taking a BA degree in Mathematics with a concentration in Actuarial Science. A major in Mathematics for the BA degree with a concentration in Actuarial Science consists of a minimum of 34 semester hours in mathematics and statistics courses and 18 semester hours from the Belk College of Business . In addition all students must meet the general education requirements of the University (See Catalog)